Shakira announced the cancellation of his ‘Sold Out’ concert in San Antonio, United States: “We depend on a third party”
Bad news for the “Lobos and Lobas” who expected Shakira’s presentation at the Alami Stadium, in San Antonio, Texas (United States), after the announcement of the cancellation of his concert, a few hours after being carried out.
It was the same artist who confirmed the unfortunate news through his social networks, explaining what happened on this occasion.
In her message, the artist wrote that her presentations depend exclusively on local businesses that are responsible for guaranteeing the necessary structure to sustain the stage and the roof from which her production hangs.
Therefore, he said, that due to a structural problem, he had to cancel his show: “I am sad to inform them what they have told me: that due to a structural problem with an armor provided by this external company to sustain my scenariowe are forced to reprogram my show with exhausted entries in San Antonio, originally planned for tonight, June 13 “.
The presentation, which as the artist said, had all her exhausted entries, will have to be reprogrammed, according to her, in the next few days, when the structural and logistics conditions allow it.
The Barranquillera also explained that he has personally faced this situation, with the purpose of guaranteeing maximum security for both your team, as for her audience and herself.
“After a problem with the structure of third parties in Boston, I personally demanded the incorporation of a new group of engineers and met directly with the company so that I could be thorough
The artist regretted the new displacement, forced, to her fans. “Not being able to act for you tonight deeply affects me and my fans in San Antonio. I am here, devastated and with a broken heart,” he complemented in the publication.
Finally, he clarified that his shows They will continue in Houston since Monday, while he is looking for an alternative to reage the San Antonio show in the next few days.
It should be noted that on Friday, June 13, the Houston Toyota Center’s statement was also known, which reports that the singer’s first concert in that city, originally scheduled for Sunday, June 15, was rescheduled for Tuesday, June 17.
Declared that attendees who cannot go to the new concert date They may request a refund through the AX platform, provided they do it before Tuesday, June 17 at 12:00 pm
